What Innuro notices, and what it doesn’t claim

Innuro is a place to think about how you think, using what you have shared. It keeps each moment with its date and looks for what comes back.

What it notices

What returns in what you share. A worry that comes back on Sunday evenings; a check that follows a hard conversation. Innuro can place the moments side by side and say how they relate: one comes before another, two are bound up with each other, a change came up after.

Where a connection came from. A connection in World shows the moments it came from, with their dates, in your words.

How far apart things were. Moments keep the day you shared them, so a later comparison can say how much time passed.

What it doesn’t claim

It is not therapy. Not a therapist, not a medical service, and not a substitute for professional care.

It does not decide who you are. A connection is something to look at, never a label.

It does not promise results. Noticing is the promise; what you do with it is yours.

It is not a crisis service. Innuro is not an emergency service. It does not monitor you or guarantee it will recognize a crisis. If you might be in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or a crisis line now.

What returns in what you share is yours to look at and question.